Tulane community supports Take Back the Night

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The annual Take Back the Night event was held Wednesday evening and featured a march to bring awareness to sexual assault. The march began on the campus of Loyola University and concluded on the campus of Tulane University.

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Tulane President Mike Fitts talks with first-year students Anya Sondhi, Emma King and Ellie Loudermilk at the annual Take Back the Night event. (Photos by Cheryl Gerber)
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The Genesis Gospel Choir sings at Take Back the Night before students march from Loyola University to Tulane to bring attention to sexual violence.
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Students and faculty from universities around the city participate in Take Back the Night.
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Tulane students Haley Gross, Bridget Lee, Chika Ifediora and Cailey Cole participate for the first time.
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Take Back the Night continues to grow in the number of participants who show up in support of the cause.
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Tulane students were among students from Loyola, Dillard, Xavier and surrounding universities on hand to help bring attention to sexual violence.
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Tysheka Mosely of Dillard University speaks to the crowd before the march.